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Welcome to a classic episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast. With this final instalment in our three‑episode classic series, we complete our re‑release of the top three most listened to episodes of all time.
Coming in first place is this episode entitled “TPC: Listener Question Time: Inland Wind Turbines! Are They Good Or Bad? Well, Let's Discu...
Welcome to a classic episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast. As part of this three episode series, today’s release continues our countdown of the top three most listened to episodes of all time.
Coming in second place is the episode entitled “TPC Listener Question Time: The Donut Economy Discuss” which was originally released on the 1st Decembe...
Welcome to a classic episode of The People’s Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast. This release marks the start of a special three episode run where we’re re‑sharing the top three most listened‑to episodes of all time.
Coming in third place is the episode entitled “Does Amplifying Indigenous Cultures Voices Make Them More Relatable?” which was originally released on...
This is The People's Countryside Environmental Debate podcast. Listeners send us questions we haven't seen before. Instead of consulting experts, we simply apply curiosity, questionable confidence, and the reckless belief that difficult conversations are worth having.
Saoirse, from Drogheda, Republic of Ireland asks - "Who’d want to be a police man or woman? One minute ...